WATCH: Demi Lovato - Neon Lights (Official)

In the sexy new video, the former child star rocks her glow-in-the-dark makeup and blue hair as she parties with some friends in a dark room.

The visuals of Demi Lovato's latest single, "Neon Lights", has arrived in full. In what may be her sexiest music video to date so far, the judge of "The X Factor (US)" is featured naked in a pool and throwing a dance party with some shirtless dudes.

Lovato also sports glow-in-the-dark makeup and her bright blue hair as she belts out the catchy dance anthem in a dark room full of mirrors and neon lights. In another sexy scene, water falls from above and drenches the singer who flaunts her figure in a catsuit while lying down on the ground.

"Neon Lights" is the third single off Lovato's self-titled fourth studio effort, "Demi". Released back in May, the album debuted and peaked at No. 3 on Billboard 200.

To support the follow-up to 2011's "Unbroken", Lovato is set to embark on her "Neon Lights" tour next year. She will bring along Fifth Harmony, Little Mix and Cher Lloyd on the shows that start on February 2014 in Vancouver.

"I think it's going to be so much fun," Lovato recently said of being joined by the former contestants of "The X Factor" franchise. "There's nothing better than woman empowerment and having an all-girl tour. What's ironic is we are all from 'The X Factor', and that wasn't even planned - it just kind of happened that way. I helped put Fifth Harmony together and watching them now, they're going to be opening for me, it's so awesome."

Pitbull and Marc Anthony Win at 2013 Latin Grammy Awards as Rain Closes Out Green Carpet

The Florida-born singer takes home the top prize in Best Urban Performance for his 'Echa Pa'lla (Manos Pa'rriba)' while the Latin musician's 'Vivir Mi Vida' wins Record of the Year award.

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The winners of the 14th Latin Grammy Awards have been revealed. Singer/songwriter Pitbull, Colombian singer Carlos Vives, Latin musician Marc Anthony, Venezuelan band La Vida Boheme, Mexican pop singer Natalia Lafourcade and Chilean singer Beto Cuevas were among winners at the show held at Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas on Tuesday evening, November 21.

Pitbull won Best Urban Performance for his collaboration with Papayo, "Echa Pa'lla (Manos Pa'rriba)", while Anthony collected a Record of the Year award for his single "Vivir Mi Vida". Vives walked away with awards that included Song of the Year and Best Tropical Song for his "Volvi a Nacer" as well as Best Tropical Fusion Album for "Corazon Profundo".

La Vida Boheme, who opened the pre-telecast event with a highly spirited performance, took home the Best Rock Album award for their "Sera". Lafourcade notched the top prizes in two categories, Best Alternative Music Album and Best Long Form Music Video for "Mujer Divina: Homenaje a Agustin Lara". Meanwhile, Best Pop/Rock album went to Cuevas for his "Transformacion".

Other winners included Gaby Moreno (Best New Artist), Alex Cuba (Best Short Form Music Video for "Eres Tu") and Draco Rosa (Album of the Year for "Vida". Full winners list can be seen on LatinGrammy.com.

That night, the show's famous green carpet arrival was canceled due to the rain. "Due to rare weather conditions, we have accommodated as many extra media outlets as possible to rooms in the media center inside the venue so that everyone has an opportunity to obtain coverage of nominees, presenters, and performers for the 14th Annual Latin Grammy Awards. We thank everyone for their patience and cooperation, and we look forward to another successful and exciting telecast," the Latin Recording Academy and Univision Network said in a joint statement.

Despite the weather, stars like Anthony and Ricky Martin managed to shine when performing their respective hit at the annual event.

• Record of the Year: Marc Anthony - "Vida"
• Album of the Year: Draco Rosa - "Vida"
• Song of the Year: Carlos Vives - "Volvi a Nacer"
• Best New Artist: Gaby Moreno
• Best Rock Album: La Vida Boheme - "Sera"
• Best Pop/Rock Album: Beto Cuevas - "Transformacion"
• Best Alternative Music Album: Natalia Lafourcade - "Mujer Divina: Homenaje A Agustin Lara"
• Best Alternative Song: Bojofondo - "Pena En Mi Corazon"
• Best Urban Performance: Pitbull Ft. Papayo - "Echa Pa'lla (Manos Pa'rriba)"
• Best Contemporary Tropical Album: Juan Luis Guerra - "Asondeguerra Tour"
• Best Tropical Fusion Album: Carlos Vives - "Corazon Profundo"
• Best Tropical Song: Carlos Vives - "Volvi a Nacer"
• Best Singer/Songwriter Album: Caetano Veloso - "Abracaco"
• Best Instrumental Album: Bojofondo - "Presente"
• Best Folk Album: Reynaldo Armas - "El Caballo De Oro"
• Best Tango Album: Diego El Cigala - "Romance De La Luna Tucumana"
• Best Flamenco Album: Tomatito - "Soy Flamenco"
• Best Latin Jazz Album: Michel Camilo - "What's Up?"

Leonardo DiCaprio Donates $3 Million to WWF to Save Nepal's Tigers

The 'Great Gatsby' actor's conservation foundation makes the donation as an initiative to help Nepal increase its tiger population.

Leonardo DiCaprio has used his money for a good cause. The actor, through his Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation, has awarded $3 million to World Wildlife Fund to support Nepal's attempt to protect and nurture tigers in the country.

"Time is running out for the world's remaining 3,200 tigers, largely the result of habitat destruction and escalating illegal poaching," WWF board member DiCaprio said in a statement. "WWF, the government of Nepal and local communities are on the front lines of this battle, and I am hopeful this grant will help them exceed the goal of doubling the number of these noble creatures in the wild."

The donation will be used to help achieve the goal to double the number of wild tigers by 2022, the next Chinese year of the tiger. With the money, park rangers at the 9,000-square-mile Terai Arc Landscape of Nepal will be able to "strengthen anti-poaching patrols, protect core areas for tiger breeding, restore critical corridors for their dispersal and expansion and continuously monitor tiger populations."

"Protecting a top predator like the tiger helps keep forests and grasslands intact, and ensures that other species like rhinos and elephants can thrive," said Justin Winters, executive director of the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation, in a statement.

"The most impressive part of this project - and the key to its success so far - is the true collaboration between WWF, the Nepal government and the local communities. Finding solutions that protect tigers and benefit local people is the only way to ensure long-term success."

In May, DiCaprio raised $38.8 million through donations and an art auction at Christie's in New York. The grant to WWF is the first from the proceeds of the auction. The nature conservation organization said previous support from DiCaprio's foundation had helped boost the number of tigers in the Terai's Bardia National Park from an estimated 18 to 50 tigers.

Ben Affleck and Matt Damon to Adapt Comic Book 'Sleeper'

The Holden Carver story will be produced for Warner Bros. with its script written by Shawn Ryan and David Wiener.

Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are teaming up to produce a big-screen adaptation of "Sleeper", a comic book series written by Ed Brubaker with illustration by Sean Phillips. The two actors will produce the project along with Jennifer Todd through their Pearl Street Films.

Running from 2003 to 2005, the book follows covert agent Holden Carver, who can absorb pain and pass it on to others, as he goes undercover in a criminal organization. His loyalty to his law enforcement agency comes into question after he falls in love with the alluring assassin, Miss Misery.

Shawn Ryan, the creator of FX's cop drama "The Shield", is attached to write the screenplay along with playwright David Wiener whose credits include AMC's gritty crime show "The Killing". No director and actors have been tapped for the Warner Bros. project.

The film has long been stalled. Back in 2008, WB developed it with Sam Raimi and Josh Donen as producers. It was originally rumored being planned as a starring vehicle for Tom Cruise.

First Look At “One Chance” With Taylor Swift’s “Sweeter Than Fiction” Song

Taylor Swift recorded the song “Sweeter Than Fiction” for the film “One Chance.” Below is a description of the movie:

'' The true story of Paul Potts, a shy, bullied shop assistant by day and an amateur opera singer by night who became a phenomenon after being chosen for — and ultimately winning — ‘Britain’s Got Talent.’ ''

Taylor told fans about having to be a part of the film:

'' I had to fight to do this because I try to take a break in between albums and try and give people a minute to not hear me on the radio. I had to go around and ask people, ‘Can I please, please put something out?’ even though we’re supposed to be going quiet. My management, my label were like, ‘No new music until the next album comes out. Then I saw the movie and I was like, ‘I have to be a part of this.’ I think this movie is so incredible, it’s funny, it’s adorable, it’s heart-warming and I’m lucky to be a part of it. Anyone watching this film is going to be inspired to do something, to write a song, to go after what they want or to be supportive of someone they love who has a dream. ''

Catch a first look at “One Chance” below along with Taylor’s song “Sweeter Than Fiction.”

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Demi Lovato on Miley Cyrus: “I didn't twerk, I just went to rehab”

Everyone from Sinead O’Connor to Pink to Cliff Richard has had their say on Miley Cyrus.

Now, fellow ex-Disney star Demi Lovato has voiced her opinion on Miley’s headline grabbing antics.
The X Factor USA judge reckons that she made the transition from child star to grown up without the need to cause controversy because she went into rehab.

“I think that the world needs to get over the fact that she was Hannah Montana when she was 16," Demi said during an interview with Katie Couric.

“I guess my transition was a little easier because I went straight to rehab. I didn't twerk, I just went to rehab," she joked.
Excessive twerking – especially when it’s up against Robin Thicke – is no laughing matter, Demi.
The former Sonny With A Chance actress - who sought treatment for physical and emotional issues - also refrained from judging Miley over her outrageous behaviour,

"I think she knows what she's doing. A lot of artists take that route of shock value, and that's totally fine and that's great. 

“But I think she has such an incredible voice that's overshadowed by some of the things that she's doing,

“It's her journey,” continued Demi. “She's having fun. She's being who she. Everyone is on their different journeys right now and she's doing that and she's having fun… so power to her."